WEATHERFORD — Weatherford city council members and the developers of a proposed multifamily facility off Bethel Road plan to meet again after the city opted to move forward with a
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Council member Todd Barstow cast the lone dissenting vote against the rezoning.
As earlier reported, TPA is proposing a 1.2 million square foot warehouse/distribution facility “and associated site improvements.”
It was previously noted the TPA proposal aligns with the recommendation of the city s Comprehensive Plan and was recommended for approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission on Feb. 3, according to city documents.
Council also held a first reading for a similar warehouse project – this one calling for two large-size distribution-style structures – to be constructed in the Broad Street and Etna Parkway area.
As previously reported, South Carolina-based “Red Rock,” is proposing two, approximately million-square-feet buildings on land fronting Broad Street within Pataskala’s Joint Economic Development District (or JEDD), in the Pataskala Corporate Park.
New Canaan s Glass House to open, parking on site
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Noelle Newelle peers into the Glass House in New Canaan, which will be opening after the Planning and Zoning Commission approved their plans. Photo was contributed March 2021.Christa Carr / Contributed photosShow MoreShow Less
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The Glass House will be open again after New Canaan Planning and Zoning Commission approved it plans. Photo contributed March 2021.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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The Glass House will reopen for visitors in April after the Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to allow visitors to the National Historic Landmark to park on the premises due to concerns over COVID-19.